“The divided reactions to the cancellation of the Week 7 program reveal a growing polarization between different groups in Singaporean society with competing notions of what Singapore can and should look like.” Jia Qi and Daryl reckon with what public reactions to the cancelled LAB mean for Yale-NUS students and Singapore at large.
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Yale-NUS has been through a lot in the last six years. Jia Qi summarizes.
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Yale-NUS graduates earn more than their NUS and NTU counterparts with similar degrees. But they also pay more for tuition, so how does the math stack up? Jia Qi crunches some numbers to find out.
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story | Mathias Ooi, Staff Writer photo | Peh Yi Lin, Staff Photographer This past recess week, as many of us rushed to leave for home or vacation, eight students quietly moved into two empty suites on the fourth floor of Saga Tower A. With a motley of equipment in hand—paint brushes, canvases, and […]
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story | Yip Jia Qi, Editor, Jiang Haolie, Contributing Writer photo | Yip Jia Qi Last semester, the student-run forum “Occupy: The Politics of Youth and Space” sparked a debate between students and administration over the use of public space. In The Octant’s article about the controversy, a number of issues surfaced, including a […]
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story | Yip Jia Qi, Editor and Toh Wei Yang, Guest Writer photo | Yip Jia Qi While Yale-NUS College students went home for the December break, a rather short one-month public consultation was held on changes to Singapore’s Films Act. This Act and the proposed changes to it affect anyone who holds dearly […]
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story | Yip Jia Qi, Editor photo | Yale-NUS College Athletics In a first for Yale-NUS Basketball, the women’s team was crowned the Inter-Faculty Games (IFG) Champions, edging out the Faculty of Science by 34-40, amidst a roaring crowd of supporters. It was a close match, with Yale-NUS holding a lead of just 2 […]
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story | Yip Jia Qi, Opinion Editor photo | Yip Jia Qi Although Yale-NUS College as a student entity is diverse and by no means painted in a single brush stroke, I want to focus on something static that people may base their impressions upon: our architecture. There are many reasons for Yale-NUS being perceived […]
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story | Yip Jia Qi, Opinion Editor photo | Serena Quay Explaining liberal arts to a Singaporean can sometimes be very frustrating. But as members of the first four classes of Yale-NUS, we cannot escape from it. Even as the first batch of seniors graduate this year, there is still a lack of understanding in the […]
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story | Yip Jia Qi, Opinion Editor photo | Rachel Juay I came to Yale-NUS College for the Common Curriculum, not despite it. The Common Curriculum is content curation, and given the vast body of information we have at our fingertips, content curation is everything. The Common Curriculum is a tour of almost every area […]
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story | Yip Jia Qi, Opinion Editor photo | Sean Cham, Rachel Juay, ZeroHedge, edited by Yip Jia Qi Just five weeks into my first year, I have come to realize a problem that plagues our school— the Yale-NUS College Bubble. The Bubble is an invisible wall around us. It imprisons us both physically […]
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